Assistant Professor at Georgia State University studying how humans and other primates flexibly ADAPT their strategies to changing demands.
Atlanta, GA
Joined October 2016
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Statement on Conyers, Georgia Incident: Air Quality Monitoring in Atlanta
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I plan to admit 1-2 PhD students to join my lab at Emory (emorymadlab.com).
I am especially interested in folks hoping to study (1) infant social cognition or (2) how language/speech influences children's social reasoning (& be co-advised by @lnygaar).
Please share!
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Come join us in beautiful Zurich for a postdoc!!! 🤩 @APE_Group_UZH
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@UZH_Science @UZH_ch
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New manuscript, led by the dev psychologist Ivan Kroupin (@Helen_E_Davis & TC Zeng). Nearly all research on cognitive development (IQ, executive function, memory, etc.) is done in schooled worlds--in communities in which children are raised by people who attended formal schools.
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Great news! 🥳 Led by the amazing @MatejaHajdi, a new Max Planck Research Group for Hominin Palaeogenomics started @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. 😊😍 Using cutting-edge #aDNA methods, its goal is to shed light on past encounters between hominin groups. @maxplanckpress eva.mpg.de/press/news/articl…
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I am advertising for a postdoc! You get to do cross-cultural research from the comfort of an office, write a lot of papers, and hang out with me! durham.taleo.net/careersecti…
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Our next speaker in the ESLR/@CulturalEvolSoc seminar on Monday, May 20th at 5 PM CET is @RoopeKaaronen and he will present "String figures – a global review reveals patterns of cultural transmission and innovation". Check our website for the Zoom link eslrsociety.com/events/eslr-…
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I am very excited to share with you the news that our book ‘The Evolution of Techniques: Rigidity and Flexibility in Use, Transmission, and Innovation’ is coming out in exactly 2 months.
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Have you ever wanted to come to Durham and do independent interdisciplinary research on childhood, play, learning, and/or culture? Interested in me being your mentor? Then reach out and let's talk about the Addison Wheeler Fellowship!
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Very happy to announce two PhD positions to work with me on the very exciting topic of non-human primate culture :-)
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A ....*permanent* ... postdoc
Permanent.
Forever.
One place.
Oh and I'm sure the science is interesting too.👇
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New 3+ year Postdoctoral Researcher position available to study the longitudinal development of normative and prosocial behaviour.
Applications Deadline: 22 July, 2021
Ideal (but flexible) start date: 01 October, 2021
Learn more and apply here:
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As always, we are incredibly thankful to the small humans who participated in the study, the adult humans who made the small humans, and our incredible assistants. (3/3)
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We also found that fisher-farmer kids solved the hook task more often than forager kids, potentially because they more often used hooks during fishing. Prior experience may matter to the types of innovations children generate (2/3)
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New paper! @SezDoesScience @MichelleAKline
@DBMHaun @TBroesch and I show that kids from two small-scale societies didn't innovate in the classic WEIRD hook task experiment. BUT they were quick to innovate using novel materials during peer play! (1/3) sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Utilising the STRANGE framework in animal behaviour. Check out the thread below 👇🏻 #animalbehaviour #samplingbiases
New paper, please retweet... STRANGE framework for mitigating sampling biases in animal behaviour research nature.com/articles/d41586-0… 1/n
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We're discussing this paper today in my department's journal club. The supplemental materials are far above average. Every model and figure script easy to find, clearly documented. Repeating the analysis easy.
As a compulsive reader of supplements/code, this is a big help.
Just out: our new paper on how social norms shape sharing across societies. Huge effort with @jbsilk1 Patricia Kanngiesser @TBroesch Clark Barrett @sheinalew Senay Cebioglu @tillaeranthos Carla Sebastián-Enesco @SmithAndrewM Süheyla Yilmaz @an_crittenden
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Sarah Pope-Caldwell retweeted
Just out: our new paper on how social norms shape sharing across societies. Huge effort with @jbsilk1 Patricia Kanngiesser @TBroesch Clark Barrett @sheinalew Senay Cebioglu @tillaeranthos Carla Sebastián-Enesco @SmithAndrewM Süheyla Yilmaz @an_crittenden
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Can the tweeter academic community help me by suggesting recent papers/reviews on hunting and meat-consumption by primates? Anything from the last 2-3 years? Many thanks!
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What is the role of teaching in the transmission of foraging knowledge among hunter-gatherers? The answer may surprise you! Check out our new paper here! @an_crittenden @AHBoyette sciencedirect.com/science/ar…